What changed since 1 May 2025

Price changes 916

Old and new are compared as recorded. The ledger stores no unit per observation, so a change of unit (per 1M tokens to per 1K tokens, per hour to per month) cannot be told from a real move; the unit shown is the item's current one.

916 from a provider's own page or API, 0 from community cross-checks.

Most entries: datacrunch 899, lambda 8, together 5, digitalocean 4.

Showing 50 of 916, largest percent moves first (rises and drops), moves on a provider's own page before community cross-checks; not a price ranking. All price changes as CSV.

New models and plans 13

13 from a provider's own page or API, 0 from community cross-checks.

Most entries: datacrunch 12, ovhcloud 1.

Retirements 0

Dates a provider's own lifecycle page states: Azure VM and AWS Bedrock only; other providers not parsed. A provider that is not parsed can still retire models; none are listed for it. The date is the day the retirement takes effect (it is read from the page, so there is no seen time); the day it was announced is not recorded.

No retirement took effect in this period for this scope, as far as a first-party lifecycle page we read states.

Removed 8

8 from a provider's own page or API, 0 from community cross-checks.

Most entries: datacrunch 7, lambda 1.

Gaps in the record

No day without data found among the days checked (from 2026-10-19).

days before 2026-10-19 are not checked: the ledger's run log begins that day.

A day counts as a gap when no recompute of the ledger finished and no price was recorded. A day with no change is not a gap. An outage of one provider's page that has recovered is not recorded.